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Refer to the exhibit. Four load-balancing servers are reachable through this router; however, the company is removing all static and default routes on the router. Server 1 - 10.12.14.14 Server 2 - 192
The correct answer is D. Server 4 - 209.165.201.26. When all static and default routes are removed from the router, only directly connected and dynamically learned routes remain in the routing table. The router will forward traffic only to destinations that match these remaining routes. - Server 1 (10.12.14.14) is on the 10.12.14.
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- AServer 1 - 10.12.14.14
- BServer 2 - 192.168.4.4
- CServer 3 - 209.165.200.5
- DServer 4 - 209.165.201.26
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(25 responses)- A20% (5)
- B12% (3)
- C8% (2)
- D60% (15)
Explanation
When all static and default routes are removed from the router, only directly connected and dynamically learned routes remain in the routing table. The router will forward traffic only to destinations that match these remaining routes. - Server 1 (10.12.14.14) is on the 10.12.14.0/24 subnet, but there is no connected or dynamic route for this subnet in the table, so it will become unreachable once static/default routes are - Server 2 (192.168.4.4) is on 192.168.4.0/24, but there is no connected or dynamic route for this subnet in the table, so it will become unreachable once static/default routes are removed. - Server 3 (209.165.200.5) is within the 209.165.200.0/27 subnet, which is dynamically learned via EIGRP and will remain reachable. - Server 4 (209.165.201.26) is within 209.165.201.16/28, also dynamically learned via EIGRP and will remain reachable. Server 3 - 209.165.200.5 There is a dynamic EIGRP route for 209.165.200.224/27, but 209.165.200.5 is NOT in this range (209.165.200.224 - 209.165.200.255). So Server 3 (209.165.200.5) is NOT reachable via this route. Server 4 - 209.165.201.26 209.165.201.26 falls within 209.165.201.16/28 (which covers 209.165.201.16 - 209.165.201.31). So Server 4 is reachable via 209.165.201.16/28 dynamic route.
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